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If you want to learn how to travel like a local during your visit, all you need to do is head to one of the 10 Official Colorado Welcome Centers across the state. Stop by for travel advice from our knowledgeable volunteers, and pick up maps, brochures and regional guides that will keep you inspired throughout your Colorado stay. Each center has internet access and clean restrooms at your disposal, as well as information on weather and road conditions for wherever your journey takes you. 1.Fort Collins 3745 E. Prospect Rd. I-25 at exit 268, 970-491-3583 Located just off I-25, near the Fort Collins exit. 2.Silverthorne 246 Rainbow Dr., 970-468-0353 Located just off I-70 in Summit County. 3.Dinosaur 101 E. Stegosaurus St. U.S. Hwy. 40, 970-374-2205 Located near Utah and Dinosaur National Monument. 4.Fruita 340 Hwy. 340, I-70 at exit 19, 970-858-9335 Located just off I-70 near the Utah border. 5.Cortez 928 E. Main St., U.S. Hwy. 160/491, 970-565-4048 Located near the Four Corners region. 6.Alamosa 610 State Ave., U.S. Hwy. 160 and State Ave., 719-589-4840 On your way in from New Mexico at the intersection of highways 160 and 285. 7.Trinidad 309 Nevada Ave., 719-846-9512 Located off I-70 near the New Mexico border. 8.Lamar 109 E. Beech St., U.S. Hwy. 50, 719-336-3483, Situated near the Kansas border in southeastern Colorado. 9.Burlington 48265 I-70, I-70 between exits 437 and 438, 719-346-5554 Located on I-70 near the Kansas border. 10.Julesburg 20934 C.R. 28, I-76 at exit 180, 970-474-2054 Found in the northeast corner of Colorado, near major interstates I-80 and I-76. TIMED ENTRY. Some popular natural attractions, including national parks, Maroon Bells, Mount Blue Sky, the Manitou Incline, Pikes Peak and Hanging Lake, require reservations certain times of year, so check in advance to see if you need one. These systems keep the areas from getting too crowded and ensure you enjoy your visit while you’re there.
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